A satellite used AI to carry out a mission in space autonomously, without human intervention

[Redaktion]

Recently, a satellite successfully completed a mission autonomously in just 90 seconds, without human assistance. This is a major breakthrough thanks to artificial intelligence, which could help scientists in the near future.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/A-satellite-used-AI-to-carry-out-a-mission-in-space-autonomously-without-human-intervention.1070493.0.html

[Observing]

This is barely clever, let alone intelligent. It was preprogrammed with the parameters and apparently it ran the program as designed?

When the Satellite builds itself, launches, performs it's mission, and safely depobits, we can then perhaps speak of intelligence.

There is no "AI." It is all clever human programming.

Gathering and parsing of information is not Intelligence.